| How is it that there’s only ever 40 pages in this black and white
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| and read all over that’s been around for ages?
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| I refuse to believe that there’s only enough news in the world each day
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| to fill the space that writers conveniently planned for on every page.
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| And aint it strange that the BBC can sum it up for us in a TV show that’s 30
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| minutes long,
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| current events on the day, but never again discussed.
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| Well I for one am boycotting this mess of puns,
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| Because the lies, the cheats, deceits upon aren’t worth the paper that they’re
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| printed on.
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| So here’s to you the Sun, the Mirror, Daily Mail too — fuck you.
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| Have you got your glasses on?
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| And applied moisture to your forefinger and thumb?
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| Hear what the Government have to say, read me the news today.
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| Why would anybody choose to read the news at breakfast?
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| Choose to read about the rapists, the terrorists and the child molesters?
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| Reading on the train or bus, then get into work and discuss their opinions on
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| dumbed down
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| politics, the politicians and their dirty tricks.
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| I’m not saying that I know much more than them, but I don’t pretend to. |